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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
FORTUNE BOWS FREAK.
Attempt % Murder and Mob
woman Grocery Keeper.

woman Grocery Keeper.
The notorious Fortune Dow, who
has figured 10 as much II not more
ruscality than any negro rufiian in this
locality, is again in the hands Of the
police authorities. The exploit for
which he is he'd on suspicion oc.
Cured at the little grocery store, No.
100 Front street, near Winchester, De-
tween midnight and l o'clock yesier-
day morning. The front part OF the
house is used by Mrs. BRIDGET 0'Melia
as a grocery, while the rear 10 used as
a bedroom. II WAS IL o'clock Friday
night when Mrs. 0'Melia closed up
her store and went to bed. About
1880 o'clock she was awakened by
some Que walking in the store, and
getting up discovered that II was q
negro man. She at once called Tor
help, when the brute seized q Ratchet
that WAC lying on the table and dealt
her two powerful blows on the head
and directly over the left eye. The
old woman fell 10 the floor, stunned
by the blow, and the villain
continued his search through the
premises for money, which he doubt.
less thought she had concealed about
the house. Not finding the money, he
re-entered the store, aud was In the
act OF stealing several hams when he
was frightened of by the approach Of
q passing policeman. Soon after the
would-be assassin left Mrs. O'Melis re.
gained consciousness and managed to
maize her way to the home OF q neigh.
Dor, who Immediately instituted q
search for the negro, but II proved I'M.
successful, az he had escaped. TIE
entrance wss made through a side
window. The WOUNDS are not thought
to be fatal. Detective Arm.
strong snd officer Kehoe visited
tue 'csne OF the attempted murder
yesterday morning and got a de-
scription Of the negro who made the
assault About $3.50 o'clock the Off.
cere arrested a negro on suspicion who
turned out TO be none other than the
notorious Fortune Dow.
The prisoner was taken 10 the bed
side OF Mrs. 0'Melis, who identified
him as her esssilant. He denies all
knowledge Of the crime. He will be
held until thorough investigation
can be made.
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OF COURSE THEY CAN.
erandest opening I'm the Universe
for Manufactures Concerns.

for Manufactures Concerns.
culture OF Memphis is the absorb.
ing topic now, where are you located
on the subjectf" asked an ArrEAL re-
potter Of q gentleman who smiles
with satisfaction at every mention Of
the subject. yesterday.
"Much serious attention has been
directed 10 this city by non resident
manufacturing capital" was the reply,
with the view TO opening new indus
tries. The remarkably fortunate 10.
cation OF Memphis with reference 10
trade and transportation, has been
brought 10 its notice. Oar many
lines Of railway centering here, an
those now In course OF active con.
struction, together With the immense
territory made tributary 10 IA by
natural waterways, and the accessi.
bihty OF materials to be wrought into
wares-all within reach OF an out.
stretched arm, are convincing Of large
demands and handsome profits.
Among the enterprises now under
consideration we may mention a pa
per mill. This materials for this pur
pose which are collected here and
shipped 10 other points for manipula-
ton are probably sufficient 10 supply
the mill with all present needs. This
fact will stimulate the disposition 10
Save rags" now lost by inattention
In hundreds OF tons aud furnish future
demands. The combined printing In
terests Of Memphis, with iis direct In
huence, would create a sufficient do.
mand 10 rseure tnccees. Wrapping
paper, paper bags and boxes, printing
and writing paper, envelopes ADD the
like. can be supplied ~ well from
Memphis 40 elsewhere. Hitherto the
trouble has been In the procurement
OF pure and clean water necessary Tor
such purposes. But the artesian well
has solved that problem and II Ia out
Of the way.
A glass factory has also been d..
cussed. Bs.ter and cheaper material
for this can he found here than 10 New
Albany or Pitisburg, and surely the
mark sta referred 10 will sustain the on
tnrpri6e. -,
Furniture factories have Slso been
r. quenily mentioned, aud the success
OF such concern, as We ere informed,
hiss been seriously considering the
subject Of removing their plant to this
point. There only rtmAins 10 be set
tied the fuel question, and this will be
ont Of the way upon the completion
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
THE RALEIGH RAILROAD.
IL wall be Put Through Before the
Ist OF May Next.

Nothing has been heard Of the
Raleigh Springs railroad for several
days, and the public has almost for.
gotten that such an enterprise wac
ever contemplated. An APPEAL re-
porter learned yesterday, however,
that II 10 only sleeping, aud will awake
In time to carry people to that resort
by the let Of May next. The real
estate between Raleigh and this city,
including the springs property, Is by
far too valuable TO be left without am
pie and rapid transportation facilities.
The Highland Real Estate Company,
composed Of six Memphis gentleme 0,
own about 100 acres Of land, includ.
ing the springs, and give asursnces Of
vset improvements, one a which will
be the erection OF a hstel that will &C
commodate 500 guests. The growth Of
Memphis means the development oil
Raleigh.
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OF Main Q rect to Filth street, to re-
main only during the will and pleas
ure II the council. The track to be
located and work done under the di.
rection Of the Taxing Districts en-
gineer."
THE OLD EXPOSITION.
Messrs. w. T. Bowdre, Brinkley
Lumber Company, G. B. Thornton,
President Board OF Health, r Dudley
Frayser, Thomas Boyle, John II.
Wright, W. B. Adams, d. F. Jet,
Thomas Graham, A d. Lanestsff, r.
@. Graves, Bohlen.Huse Ice Company,
John r.. Frsyser petitioned to have
the old exposition building removed
without delay, as 1t is In many ways
dangerous TO the community. They
had examined il and thought its un.
sanitary condition alone OF sufficient
cause.
Mr.. Bowdre wss present and replied
that the gentlemen whose signatures
were attach ed bad visited and intpect.
ed the building, found it in just the
condition represented, and were com
petent as witnesses, in case Of suit for
damages. The law bearing on con.
demnaiion was read aud it was referred
o the Board OF Heath for immediate
teton.
A DIG AT CONSOLIDATION.
At the Thursday meeting Of the
council, the Citizsos' Street Railway
Company, through its presiden,, Mr..
Napoleon Hill, petitioned for the
proper grading Of Main street., between
the Mississippi and Tennessee depot
and Jscteon street, with view to the
repair and reconstruction OF Its tracks,
With double tracks and johnson steel
rails. 1t was referred to President
Hadden, Engineer Meriwether and
City Attorney Walker, who reported
yesterday as follows: "We direct that
the engineer establish the grades a.
requested, but that the District Gov
eminent In thus establishing the
grades, does not admit or recog-
nixs the right Of the Citizens
Street Railroad Company to
use or occupy any portion Of the
streets mentioned for street railroad
PURPOSES. Adopted. Notice Of this
has been served on the Citizens Com.
pany.
Capt. Lee introduced the following
resolution on the subject: That the
Pr sident OF the Fire and Police Com.
missioners be instructed to address q
communication to the respective pres
idents OF the street car companies, end
inquire whether the eaid companies
have consolidated under the recent
act Of the Legislature, or are being OPP
ersted and managed under their sep
srate organizations as heretofore ex.
isting." Adopted.
MINOR MATTERS.
Mesrs. II. A. Montgomery and
John Z Randall, appointed commit
tee to consider the application Of the
Chickssaw r. flung Company to erect
q corTugate iron building, recommend
ed that, having examined the ground
personally, the petition be granted as
atked for, on condition tf putting up
q brick wall on Exchange street.
Adopted, and allowed to use part OF
Exchange street during will and pleas.
ufe Of this Council.
BY Gen. Patterson: Resolved, That
the president shall advertise for ten
days for the proper brick basement
and stone coping around Court
Square, and stone poets at the en-.
frances to the tquare, in accordance
with the plans and specifications OF
the district engineer. Adopted.
The Council then adjourned.
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Of the Birmingham railway, when
Gen. Nettleton viii supply coal his
chesply here as 1, Gao be bad ct sry
point. Taken altogether, indications
point to an assurance for Memphis as
q settled manufacturing city.
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PUT THEM ON THE BLUFF.
The Very sfsce for . Courthouse
and CITY Hall.

Col. Montgomery resolution in the
City Council Thursday afternoon had
at ltah one good eilsct-that Of stirring
up serious thought about q new court
house and city hall. Speaking on the
subject 10 an AsFEAL reporter, yester-
day afternoon, = leading attorney
remarked:
There IL no question about the great
need Of a suitable courthouse for the
county and city hall for the city, and
II 10 20 be hoped that the respec.
tive s1thoTitaties may accommodate
their differences and at onoo set about
the construction OF both. AL should
be central, and sltusted ss nearly 40
possible together. Mr.. Monteomery's
proposition to use Court Square Tor q
courthouse may not be sanctioned. II
not, why not utilize the waite space
on the blnf7 There Ia cuff Gent room
so1th OF the Custom House for q city
hall, and on the merit block below for
the courthouse. This ground Ahould
be used for oome good purpose, and
no longer reserved ~ an exclusive
privilege for the circus. We should
then have all the public build.
ipgs together, intending custom house,
postofiioe, city offiees and all the courts
Of the county, With the Law library.
A room Tor public library and Assem-
bly, bal could be provided at TIE city
hall"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
Dyeipr and Cleaning

Ladies' and scDts' clothes cleaned or
dyed in any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reisel, IS Jefferson street, Mem
pbis. Tenn. Goods received h. express.
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1KH-& I
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, GOO.

I'VE do hereby oert,p that zee rpery,.s 10
arranosresn for all hs honiAlp aud Sem;-
A~nsal Dra,oi~gs Of he LoHisiaaa State Lottery
Cos,paap, and N person manage ara coas o.
The Dra,siae. Aemselres, and that the sar'e are
conducted 10Th honesty, Jd,rAsss, and ~ good
faith to,edrd al parties, aad zoe autkoriss he
Cos,pa~p 10 sss ku Certificate. wsfA fac stw,Iss
@ our signatures attached. ~ We sdvertss,-
suSufs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

We clam Tor tA-cu-pi-n
IN0<H absolute iunllihility for
ANY disease for which Il II recommended,
land a failure In any ease N utterly I'M
lpossiblo. OkGna, Scrofula, syphilis, I'M
Icyrry stage, Chronic Rhcumatlsm, Run
lining Sores. Ulcers, swriiings, Absoesses
Icauscd by Hip Disease, or Carries, ln-
Visible Parasites, all angry Skin Dis
IeaHes aud unnatural discharges nre I'm.
Imeilately controlled by La eu-pi-a and
la positive cure N the Inevitable result.
dFor seven years was almost one mass
| OF corruption. Deep angry sores had eat !.
Ien down to my back bone, my body and
Illmhs were covered with sores, my lips,
nose aud throat partially destroyed by
Them, given up 10 die by the hest physl-
Icianr Of Columbus, weighed but eighty
lpOunds, reduced to the verge OF the grave,
Thought was dying. lthcn took ia-cu.
lpl-a, nothing else; took ~ bottles. All
lmy sores are healed and am M well rs
lever In my life and weigh ~ pounds
MRS. MAGGIE HARPER
| l26W. Court ~. CoLuMnus, ONO.
Sold by Druggists. !, per bot, . Tor -.
lSoud for "Thc It's Of Life" sont free,
IDr. X. n. Hartman y Ce., Columbus, ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

8EMEM Err J gs.. h. h:.u T,::,ss', a.. q
Early, who In charge Of the drawings. 10
q guarantee ibsolute fairness aud intogri-
~, that the zoos are all equal. and that
no one car sfibly divine What number
v III drawa ..
HEnEni {, That the payment Of All
prlIoa IL O. HANrEED nu fOun
NArIONA IANks Of New Orleans,
and tho TICK, arc signed By tho President
OF az inatitui whose chartered rishts arc
recognized u highest Courts therefore,
beware Of az imlttt NJ or anonymous
schemes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" over Half a MILLION Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated IN 1888 for tvsntJ-nss ycAr
by tho Legislature Tor Educational md
Caari,ahls prfIsaes-Nith n capital OF ST.
az, UUr--to which q reforye iGnd 0l over elO.-
600 has since been nddol.
BY an overwhelming popular voto itt
Franchise was uadsa uarl oftho present state
Conrt.tguon, sdopted December "a, AID.
49,
The only Loiierp eper roiod on anl endorsed
Nv the people " dap State,
II Hspcr scales Or pOstponcs
Its Graoa SINGLE NamncE Drnu-
Iugs tnkc place monthly. ana tha
semi Annual Drawings regularly
every six months, June aud de-
c~mbrr,
a splendid OPPORTUNITY To-
WIN A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND
DRAWING, CLASS ~, IN THE ACADEMY
or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
July ~, Iss7- 2oGih Monthly Drawing,
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ilIiIy3iKlEdIII1diHIEIE

no Beet Cure isr Copshs, Ne,k Lungs.
asthma, INDIGESTION, Inward Paths, KE.
haustion. combining the most valuable
medicines With Jamaica 0ingef, I, eHsrts
curative 3. WCr over dftssos uakuONn 70
other u med -. Weak Lungf, Rheumatism,
gemals Complaints. md tho Jlstie slng illt
arc DRAGGING ihoussnds ~ tho grave who
would recover their hsa IN by tho timely use
of PAhEER'a 1ts0fR IOSir. II u nsg life
aud e %. th % tie aged, 500 al drusEs,p
HfSCf n n o. l3 W liam II p
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sesrcy College open Cor sunms,
Hoarderr

Fifty boarders can secure first class
accommodations ill let Of September.
Apply 10
MRS. ", n. THARP. sesrey, Ark.
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4 A-C PI-A.

l,lVil tests Ot comparison
instituted between Ia GU
plea and other blood RENEE
dics,proVccuncluslNelyt that
II stands without n peer,
We claim Tor t.a-cu-pi-a
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Address registered Lettersb
Nuw orr ANs NATIONAL hAhH.
. ~ Orleans, In.
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n Z: AID

Ache they would be almost priceless 10 e VIZ
,uflcr FROM this distressing complaint; fortp
nAtely tueir goodness does not cnd here tbot
Who once try them will ind these little lyais
able In 90 many ways that they will not tllls
~ do without them But after all sck "a
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Capital Prize, $I56,000.
sTNOTICK-Tickots arc Ten DOLLARS
only. Halves, 50; fii'h'' ~.

3iTp Priles. counting to....... ssb 900
Applicable for rates V elubl should be
made only T. he once Of the Company In
Nav Orleanf
For furtt information write clearly,
siVinf full lross. POSTAL kOIIJs. kI-
pres, Money orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary otter. Currency BY Hrpre. IA,
m. A. DAUPHIn,
Now Orleans, La.
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Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles IN
dent TO bilious rtate OF the system, such a. IN
illness. Nausea, Drovsincss, Distress after eating
Pain In the side, &C. while their most teusrH
able success has been shown In curing
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-04-20

sammans. Mar mannen gick till ma.
got tidningskontor for affarer, f0ljde
hon alltid med och stannade utanf0r
timvis for att yanta pa honom. En-
dag horde Fairfield talas om en- laka-
res experimenter mot morfin och be-
SLOT genast att experimentera med
sin egen kropp. Sedan f6ljde fallet
gradvis. Han kunde ej mera skrifva
och experimental hade nu blifvit en-
vana. Hans hustru, som sett ALT det-
ia, blef sjelf sjuk och han ordinerade
morfin for henne och nekade henne eli
att fortsatta med bruket. Det sorgli-
caste och dock egendomliga hennes
tillvagagaende var att hon gjorde det
f0r att sympatisera med honom. De
folio ti,isammans, passerade ALA gra.
derna af fallet tillsammans och da de
till slut folio offer for lasten, dogo de
med endast "a timmars mellanrum.
Det olyckliga paret hade inga barn
Fairfield STINK sa djupt mot slutet att
ALT han egde pantsattes for att han
skulle fa penningar att k6pa morfin
for. En- dag gick han till Mercy"
tidningskontor och medf0rde EN- be.
rattelse ON en- "mans erfarenheter af
att vara utan foda tire dagar och tire
natter". Delta var fran hans egen
erfarerhet. Lasten hade emellertid
tagit sadan 6fyerhand att hans mime
och intelligens f6rsvunnit. Den erfa-
renheten vanns genom hans expert
menter och det DR. farligt strida mot
k0ttet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-04-20
minneapolis Mimi onsdagen den 90 April 1887

SIadsvalet Ashland utf0ll till Sc
ger for demokraterna. Till Mayor
valdes Col. j. HI. knight.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
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Cpniftoc Yenge. Eaa Sanorepet
lpooit for 9rassr er Der 2ben Yintieoas
sjort ct ret paroiiulbt 5unb - bpor
peroiiulot, fan enonu life Sses.
5irmaet JrimOot & Beterien laber for
3ioen opta9e Sano paa &euet al Damp.
baaben "tSueen" % en 8amplanopram.
8eo Mioougstib bem9rfeoe en- al Ara
beioerne nogle mSrfc Sletter / bet bpios
Sanb, os peb at ie nermere til, opoaseot
ban, at oisle Iletter bar Mtpnttpfter,
Der laa no til at u9re mango al benz,
ps De TO 5artpiers Seiatninser for.
panoleoes oerfor / ct MI ira Sanbara.
oere til Sfatte9rapere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Sptbun-3et b~e'leuotelores berpeo for
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table ira bette Gin Dor ellfeoe 8rooer "a
Supger Nnoers Z. Cptbur. pan oeoe /
3rotn paa tn ,~Sreller ben 1s0e Wtai 1887.
Sau bleo fsot l Sogu l Norge Den 23oe Aus
quit 1864; uopanoreoe III Arerlil idmmeu
meo tine 5orRlore og 5gltenoe $1,000 boCoe
I &ernon so, gSis.. tom Der til sStlO HIce
1873; ban leo | bet Iioite Var al 3Grin9, Ionl
ogiaa enoie bans Stp. 6au bleu ooer 22l5
Nat 9nmTel. ri tnffer paa eque OF niogoe
5aoers og Sgltenoes Yegne Ealtor Wte9ruuo
iur hans Spgebeipg lIgeiia Tor bans 6tllte
oeppr, lie o. 0lelp ueO Begrauelleu. ligeiaa
tdttes Nlle, lom bar ttliteoe, % oe, lom Dogoe
% en- hlelplom 0aano.
SenoruT, Norman Co., Win.
Sobu u. Gein. Marin Rem,
fsot Sptbnn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Stnrf Wcrucrnc.

!ouis pu er neotrp.t. DIN Nppetit er forbi,
VI plases al Spoeopine, ou er nerpps os | VII
ra~oeligbco upasieuoe, oa itprt Nerperne.
Gtgrt Wcrperne, men life meO Stimulanter,
gaarmcoiciucr euer Bitters, iom lapes al oaar'
ia ysbNtp o. iom itimulerer Dig ipr en- times
Sio, % oa bliper on / m pRrre 5ilitano eno
'sr. Spnb Oh trenger er ct milOnenee Sage
uiopel, iom reuier Slooet, irsmitpnoer iuno
Birtiombeo / 9epcreu os Rprene % siper Gins.
raft o. iornper DIN Selbreo os Stprie. 81
naoant 9rsemiooel oil bu Hnoe | Electric
Bitters o. fun so Gents pr. SLATE. 8. 8.
montgomery & Co., os paa apotbeier | aas
andre Bner. N)
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
sisraasr.-9et er Dor iunae Sob at be.

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Icnoialsre for frauGrenoe SlRst o9 Ben
ner, at Dor ilRre Sgu BenIam n Sliptis
Blgra9er osoe al SRrtng oen 20oe 3uui pei
%iorneiet meo at faa pauore berfra oa pRre
rreo 8riifis. Gan par fpot ben 2Soe Mat
1868. Eaitor Nmluuo tdifes paa Del 6iertes
lislte for line mango Spgebeisa o. for i'm
treteinloe Tale peo Begrauelien. S'ole.
lGrer Berg taites for i'm blertelige 5aie /
Sgraebuiet. giaeleoes tdites ale Naboer %
SenHer, Jon pti,e os 6eItdaelie unoer bans
Sn9opm % ion leoiageoe BAN til @rdueu.
SerIen lgnne eoer nlle. 6rco meo hans
Stop, peliignet ri Sans gttnoe.
eleupoOe, @inueibei, 60, Soma, 27os
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Sans $. SIsraser. Slid 8. B~lgrdssr,
tgot He0erlp.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
6oor opbt trrnser Iasslpiei neo
Gappanoet!

Serrerne 3. Sol % go. Sarafin fores
tos / Warts 1886 en- Del unoerlsselier
fpr at faa beIuarst openitlaenoe Spprss
maal. llnoerlgsellerue ioretoses meo
SlGlpemioler ira Den ~5oolOsilte citation
| TlQeiranhe lurs Wter ueo Wtaalinser /
NtIooelbapet.
9n i~otOsraflt Srumlslu ; Gelatin
plaos bleu lRniet neo til en- loruo maalt
9pboe % Der en- DTS 3lo bOlot aaben lOr
Nplets Jnpplrten. 3u Seltptielle mob
SaUpanoets temtlte Slrinlns biep Yla.
ben beflRoi meo ct gag al AsldlIlernls.
Gplet ptrteoe IRA YlaOens anoen Sloe
SIennem 0luslets 3pttelle. 6orlggene
blep 9Iprle peo Iemmell9 tlar 9tmmel.
s $50 Wteiers Qpboe par allereoe
Gplets SnOirpt paa 4laoen laa lUast,
al man temmell9 ~iitert fan lime, al
Den poerlie Wr9nle lite ian llgge oper
20 Meter ppbere. 2%loltsere unoer.
lvgelle / @enIerlpen bar Deullt, at Ell let
StDla9 lite bur uttere SSup1tgpette pun,
DpUr ogbt SOuplet uaar neo / Sanoet.
aJtGn ian oa eiter De %loretd9ne unoer-
lp9eller lutte, al Utdri5 Wtuaneo Ueo
W,ooa9etIo pS tlar Qlmmel De llolie
SIraaler al Sd9s.ylei %iorlulnoer I
Wtlooelbupet uso Ell 3DoDe al 400
Wteler.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Sgiaa ct Sltog. Gaa Ell Sernpei
bet norolise Gp9lano lpurste forleben
Ell Yasiaser aoubutteren, bupripr 3pset
sit iaa langiomt, bporiil aonouttoren
iuareoe: "3et lpber burti9 moi for %.
oa bpis Ge life ipnes ON Jarten, fan
9e 10 itaa no os saa." "0et piloe Ies
usiua sisre", iuareoe ben &eilsnoe
leenbe, "bpis life min Slmilie fprit fonl
% tog imoo mig, naar 2Oset fommer
til Bpen, ps leg bar bog life 2plt til al
ueute TO eler tire Ilmer paa Statlonen."
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Gisbooo. - Wtiu flqre Wtooer 0elat
8unoersoatter Rtsbooo dileo iorri9e 5reoug
Den Zoe Suui uto Gpoen citer . Gage a!
baue prret lp9. SUN par lDot / Sigoal Krr
lteglGlo, 5iorge, og opnaaeoe Ell A.oera a 7015
or, al built Dc 33 ltoIte tllbragtes Bleas
ont 5olpnlbip. Baltor Seebus meooelte
benoe Naoperen p1d Spselelet, % BAN %
andre 3elta9enoe allR9ger leg oa mIne o
SsltenOe min bIerteligite Eat.
Tleasaut 5oipniblp, " nueiheit so, Soma.
8. u. SiperIpu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

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ION. opielteret bar paabpmt Sultitss
d9et mob Sanfdef arel Serlofion.
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at babe 9jennem lensere 5ib beoras
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beige GUNNER paa 8asiefrebit liant
til at tesne Sanfens @npuslement
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pOrttaset at 8anfens Yortefeuile 46
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enopslement for Banter bepOneret
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" az omfatte osiau be ienere ueb 5ors
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pe'eterets Dom er iaalpoenbe:
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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29


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denoOrif er Den 29oe Wtai afsaaet ueo
0poen / en- Iloer al 76 Nar.
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blep Stloent 1880 os tos tbeolosllt
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Sio bar Suslerer. S Narene 1S49 os
so par ban &eoaftpr al "0rammens
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ban Jig retsll9 2iltale fOr en- Nrtitel:
"0et npe Wtarines0 Drama" % blep /
9touember 1850 al Spieiteret opmt til
SO Cages 5ensiel. Canine Nar ltii=
tebe ban / Orammen en- oemofratilt
Screening. S 1858 blep ban 2erer os
lenere Snlpeftpr ueo Nalelunos Sfole,
bpilfen Yoit ban iratraaote 1850.
- Gbefen for ct al SbroHobjems
9lbre, itprre tSanbelsbuie, 8pniul 8.
5. &linsenberg, er aisaaet peb 0poen
eiter lan9ere 5ibs S~pselisbeo / en- Nlz
Der al ~ glar.